Public speaking
The two different fears attached to public speaking
What is performance and process anxiety?
An example of “interculture communication.”
What is non-verbal communication and verbal communication?
This type of leader allows each group member to grow and develop in order to realize his/her potential, and is more likely to take risks.
What is a type y leader?
Foundational building blocks of language.
What are denotative language and connotative language?
This is the highest level of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs.
What is self-actualization?
These are the common fear sources of public speaking anxiety (name 5 of 6)
What is, fear of failure, fear of the unknown, fear of evaluation, fear of difference, fear due to cultural background, and fear of being the center of attention.
Informal rules of interaction.
What are group norms?
This type of leader is given authority by an outside force rather than his/her leadership behavior
What is a designated leader?
Specialized vocab of technical terms that is shared by a community of users (members of a profession)
What is jargon?
The audience’s judgement of a source’s expertise on a particular topic; in other words, what your audience thinks of you.
What is ethos (credibility)
The word repeated to oneself to ease the nerves associated with public speaking anxiety.
What is the word “calm?”
What are “Forming, storming, morning, and performing & adjourning”
(Tuckman’s Stages of Group Development)
This is the most effective method of leadership.
What is democratic leadership?
This occurs often when people misunderstand each other during communication.
What is bypassing?
This form of writing aims to modify the thoughts, feelings, or actions of an audience.
What is a persuasive speech?
What is a heterogeneous audience?
These are examples of self-serving roles
What are “Blocking, Aggression, recognition seeking, dominating” and more.
The theory that people are born to lead and it is decided on birth characteristics.
What is the Trait Theory?
Members of dominant cultures use racist and/or derogatory language to label others.
What is linguistic prejudice (prejudice in communication)
A type of persuasive speech that focuses on how good or bad something is.
What is a proposition of value?
The first “landing” in the step by step ladder in the public speaking process
What is, topic selection, self-analysis, and audience analysis?
These are group task roles
What are “initiating, information seeking, opinion seeking, opinion giving” and more.
This technique, dumbs down a gathering of people and is labeled the cause of Pearl Harbor, the Titanic sinking, and the escalation of some wars.
What is group think?
Discriminatory words but words not necessarily racist.
What are racial code words?
A speech that is delivered after the initial speech that supports an opposing set of values and explains why the opposing position undermines the one previously stated.
What is a refutation format?